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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1938

Page

7

Unity Chest Elects Itf Officers and Hears Reports

City officials met at the ater hotel for the Unity Chest session to hear reports and elect officers for the ensuing year. All officers were reelected except president. co president O A Kirkman and treasurer S C Kirkman named along with executive secretary George E Marvin. List of member organizations and officers was presented.

Aton Purof George E. Marvin Execut B. Hall C. Mick Ign O. A. Kirkman C. Kirkman Urer George EB. Marvin Utive J. Welch Harriss J. Ingle YWCA Mra H. A R. T. Amos Salva- Army J. H. Kalte W. T. l. Boy Scouts

Voting irregularities hear planned in Raleigh election clash

Charges of voting irregularities against defeated Clay county Republicans will be heard by the State Board of Elections in Raleigh on Tugeday.

Raleigh Clay County State Board of Elections Tugeday

North American share tops billions of phones worldwide

About 18.5 million of the 33.275 million telephones globally are in North America, indicating the region houses a large portion of the world’s phone infrastructure and connectivity. This share highlights regional dominance in early telephone adoption and network reach.

North America

Funeral Held For Mrs. C. E. Kellam

Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie Hicks Kellam were held at the home in Biscoe with Rev. Jordan and Rev. McDuffie presiding. Born May 31, 1880 in Independence Virginia, she moved to Biscoe in 1909 and left a large family including husband Charles E. Kellam Jr and 11 living children. She was noted as a steadfast community supporter who valued every life and served both races.

Hattie Hicks Kellam Biscoe Mr. Jordan Mr. McDuffie Palmetto Fla C. BE. Kellam, Jr High Point J. A. Kellam W. G. Parry Flint Mich H. R. Kellam J. M. Kellam Ralph Eanes Carey M. Kellam Appalachian State Teachers’ College Boone Samuel R

Death of Maggie Augusta Kennedy at 71 in Thomasville

Maggie Augusta Kennedy 71 died at her home on route one in Thomasville. Born May 28 1861 in Davidson county she was the daughter of Levitt and Sallie Whitlow Charles and widow of Charlies Rowan Kennedy. She leaves four sons Rolland Edgar Thomas and Cary Kennedy two daughters Mrs Rufus Griffin and Mrs Daisy Wiseman a brother A C Charles 30 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at Pleasant Grove church Saturday at 3 pm with Rev Fred F Love officiating burial in church cemetery.

Thomasville Maggie Augusta Kennedy Route One Davidson County Levitt Sallie Whitlow Charles Charlies Rowan Kennedy Rolland R Edgar L Thomas R Cary Walker Kennedy Rufus Griffin Daisy Wiseman West Durham A. C. Charles Midway Township Pleasant Grove Fred F. Love

Famous Chinese Woman Horizont. Puzzle Study

A fragmented vertical horizontal word puzzle references a notable Chinese woman and clues across political power printing hotel skin openings and various terms. It lists names roles and items including Li Soldier and notes she wrote for the Chinese cause and heads making soldiers clothes.

Moon Valley

Plans For First Annual Soap Box Derby Here Are Completed

The Uwharrie Council Cubbing Committee led by T. A. Kearns finalized plans for High Point’s first soap box derby set for November 25 with rain date December 3. Three Cubs per heat race to semi finals, eight advance, prizes include a permanent loving cup. lanes drawn on arrival and strict entry lane rules. Centennial avenue will be blocked for pedestrians supervised by Sea Scouts and older Scouts.

Uwharrie Council T. A. Kearns High Point Kearns P. C. Spruce Henry Koonts Paul Dunham A. H. Holton Fred Flagler Glenn Ward Salisbury Wm. Coffin Asheboro Bay Street Mesdames A. W. Kiemme M. C. Kellam R. I. Quigley Ee Pine Glens Ward C. Mcintosh W. 1 Spaugh R L. Deal

State Highway Commission Rejects 81 County Claims

In Raleigh on November 18, the State Highway and Public Works Commission rejected 81 county claims totaling 52.68 million dollars for roads taken over by the state in 1931. The panel voted to retain highway funds for further improvement, noting most counties were willing to withdraw claims if no others are paid.

Raleigh State Highway and Public Works Commission

Believer in Detail In Mountain View Duck Hunt Wounding

In Mount Vernon Washington Grant Falk 29 of Conway described a friend James Scamson shooting himself in the foot during a duck hunt. Falk demonstrated with detail then admitted his own gun wounded him. Health authorities note cow’s milk linked to about a quarter of human tuberculosis cases.

MT. Vernon Wash Grant Falk Conway James Scamson Falk Bane

Dreams and dream meaning from old to modern times

The article traces dream beliefs from ancient dream books to modern science. It notes Freud Jung and Adler studying dreams to reveal wishes and fears, while acknowledging prophetic dreams and personal bedtime routines. It ends with an offer to obtain a leaflet titled Seven Wonders of the World by mailing a stamped envelope.

Sigmund Freud Freud Vienna Paris Carl Jung Switzerland Alfred Adler Austria

Last of Brady Gang Executed in Federal Case

James Dalhover of Madison, 32, the last of the Al Brady mob, was executed in Michigan City Indiana by electric chair for the murder of Paul Minneman a Logansport policeman and the 1937 bank robbery. The other gang members were killed earlier by federal agents after capture in Bangor Maine.

Michigan City Ind al Brady James Dalhover Madison Paul V. Minneman Logansport Goodland State Alfred Brady Clarence Lee Shaffer, Jr Indianapolis Calhover Bangor J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation United States Brady John Dillinger Dalhover Federal Court Hammond Thomas W. Slick South Bend

Charleston Selected Tulsa as 1939 UDC Convention Site

Tulsa Oklahoma was chosen as the 1939 convention city for the United Daughters of Confederacy. Mrs Walter D Lamar of Macon Georgia was re elected president general and Mrs R D Wright of Newberry South Carolina was reelected second vice president general due to a by laws revision.

Tulsa Okla Charleston 8. C United Daughters of Confederacy Walter D. Lamar Macon R. D. Wright Newberry

Snow blindness affects animals and humans alike

A brief note observes that both animals and people can suffer snow blindness under severe winter conditions. It emphasizes shared vulnerability and the need for protection against glaring sun and reflected light in snowy landscapes.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Unity Chest Ater Hall Andaynick Glenn R. Ward American Business Club C. T. Ingram, Jr Exchange Club James T. Robinson Altrusa Club M. J. Wrenn Julia Liles Chamber of Commerce J. E. Millis Council of Jewish Women Ben Herman Merchants’ Association G. E. Hutchens Junior Service League Hoy L. Fesperman High Point Bar Association J. Allen Austin American Legion D. C. MacRae American Legion Auxiliary D. T. Yow Veterans of Foreign Wars W. E. Price VFW Auxiliary Ruby Snyder Woman's Club High Point Real Estate Board E. E. Mendenhall Parent- Teachers Association H. J. Goffield Legolamb Weiners Hamburger United. Market Fish and ME North Main St C. E. Kellam Cy TV Palmolive Pert ELM ST. Grocery Elm Street American Medical Association Council On Foods Dover Property Chi Ai Spain Assam Kaiser Wilhelm State Highway Commission Ray Uncle Ray Brady Gang Trinity Jamestown Randleman Sven South Main Street Eleanor Lee Wright Wilson & Co Wilson Patty
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